F135, Pratt & Whitney's engine that powers the F-35. (Photo: Pratt & Whitney)
By Cal Biesecker |
@calvinb21
2 seconds ago |
05/05/2025
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About 3,000 Pratt & Whitney machinists went on strike early Monday morning after most union members rejected the company’s final offer for wage and benefit increases.

RTX [RTX], P&W’s parent company, said on Sunday in a message to members of the…

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